Poland Property Market - overview

Poland is not top-of-mind as a property investment location. Yet when presented with the facts about the country and property market, a compelling story emerges.

The country is the largest of the Central European countries that acceded to the European Union in May 2004. With a population of 39 million, it is nearly as sizeable as Spain. It has grown on average by 4% per annum since 1990. Although growth slowed during the economic downturn, it avoided recession, unlike many of its European counterparts in 2009.

The housing market has seen double digit growth in the past in Warsaw and Krakow. Although these figures have slowed considerably, capital growth can still be impressive. The past buoyant economy and significant inward investment have helped drive the property market. More people are now able to afford to buy their own homes, which provides reassurance of a stable secondary market and exit strategies for investors. This makes Polish Property an attractive proposition.

Warsaw has the only metro system in Poland, which opened in 1995 with 11 stations going from north to south of the city. More stations and further extensions are being added, expanding its reach to the East and West of the city.

Polish Property - Where Invest?

Warsaw Property or Property in Krakow

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